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americans would believe that incurring more debt is good for our economy, for our children's future, for job creators. >> it's not a traditional america anymore, and there are 50% of the voting public who want stuff. >> i cannot believe that the majority of americans would believe that it's okay not to follow the constitution and not have a budget. >> who is going to give them things? president obama. people feel that they are entitled to things. ( laughter ). ( booing ). >> jon: holy ( bleep ) balls. what an incredible story to tell yourselves. "we would have won if it weren't for the moral failings of the the none real america. it's white people judo." fox lost because last night minorities who feel entitled to things, came and took the country away from the self-sufficiency, white medicare retirees and upper class tax-avoidance experts, or as they're also known-- your audience. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. last night brought a big storm to ( bleep ) mountain of which the citizens were unrepaired having relied on their internal forecast. they'r
americans would believe that incurring more debt is good for our economy, for our children's future, for job creators. >> it's not a traditional america anymore, and there are 50% of the voting public who want stuff. >> i cannot believe that the majority of americans would believe that it's okay not to follow the constitution and not have a budget. >> who is going to give them things? president obama. people feel that they are entitled to things. ( laughter ). ( booing )....
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an economy was good for the folks at the top but wasn't working for ordinary americans and after 31 months of consecutive job growth we've seen 5.2 million jobs created, manufacturing's coming back, auto industry's recovering. housing is rising. i don't want to go back to the same policies and i want to make sure we're building on the progress we've made to create jobs in america for folks and to make sure middle class families have security. >> jon: would you say -- do you feel you have a stronger affirmative case for a second barack obama presidency or a stronger negative case for a mitt romney presidency? in you're mind -- what is the stronger case to be made or do you prefer an malange. did you feel do you feel you've made the strong enough affirmative case or negative. >> i have a strong case on both ends. look, four years ago i said i doesn't want a war in iraq and we did. i said i'd pass health care reforms and make sure people don't go bankrupt when they get sick. we have. refocus on al-qaida, we have. [cheers and applause] >> made sure we saved an auto industry on the brink of col
an economy was good for the folks at the top but wasn't working for ordinary americans and after 31 months of consecutive job growth we've seen 5.2 million jobs created, manufacturing's coming back, auto industry's recovering. housing is rising. i don't want to go back to the same policies and i want to make sure we're building on the progress we've made to create jobs in america for folks and to make sure middle class families have security. >> jon: would you say -- do you feel you have...
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in our waeninged economy the nations art funding is at an all-time low. leaving many americans to ask who cares. but here in new york's capital of arts and culture. >> an amazing discovery. >> there is concern because an albany arts institution is under attack and only one man can save it. >> i feel that all art needs to be protected. this is about the rights of the american people. i believe in the constitution. i believe in our country and what our forefathers set forth for us. >> which is life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. in other words,. >> fully nude, exotic entertainment. >> he is a patron of the art of exotic dance. >> i'm the owner of night moves. >> and you, steven dick, jr., wait, certificate quussly, step endick is your name. >> my real name. >> stephen: all right then, you, steven dick is are a difference maker. (cheers and applause) for years this dick has been providing albany cultural enrichment through his dance theatre night moves. >> i am the last remaining all nude club in albany. >> stephen: but now the community may lose thi
in our waeninged economy the nations art funding is at an all-time low. leaving many americans to ask who cares. but here in new york's capital of arts and culture. >> an amazing discovery. >> there is concern because an albany arts institution is under attack and only one man can save it. >> i feel that all art needs to be protected. this is about the rights of the american people. i believe in the constitution. i believe in our country and what our forefathers set forth for...
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being the post-new deal economy of relatively robust high tax rates on high earners and a social safety net that is part of the social compact. to me that's tradition. that's 80 years. >> that's american. and i've -- you know, i've been working at investments -- well, really i bought my first stock when i was 11 but i started selling stocks when i was 20 and i sold stocks when personal income tax rates got as high as 91%. i've sold them when capital gains rate got as high as 39.6% and we had some wonderful periods of growth and g.d.p. and the middle-class as well as the rich prospered when tax rates were much higher than they are now. >> jon: well, we'll take a commercial and come back and talk about an op-ed that you wrote which laid out some of the math of this and some other financial going on in the world. we'll be right back. more from warren buffett and carol loomis right after this. (cheers anan (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back, we're talking with warren buffett and carol loomis. you know, we're talking a little bit about -- i consider you sort of an icon of the value
being the post-new deal economy of relatively robust high tax rates on high earners and a social safety net that is part of the social compact. to me that's tradition. that's 80 years. >> that's american. and i've -- you know, i've been working at investments -- well, really i bought my first stock when i was 11 but i started selling stocks when i was 20 and i sold stocks when personal income tax rates got as high as 91%. i've sold them when capital gains rate got as high as 39.6% and we...
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of the american economy. there are a set of things we have to do in and for structure and education just to name two. that are very important to the growth potential of this country and not very expensive. if we sacrifice those objectives in the interest of getting more fiscal restraint more quickly, we will do a lot of damage. i would encourage people to look at -- we want to look at things that are good for growth now and growth over the long run. that is why you do things that mattered to the near-term strength of the economy as a whole. that is another place where you want to get the balance right. principal objective of the economic side will have to be what is good for the growth prospect of the american economy and how to design a balanced set of reforms to restore fiscal stability. i know there are people out there who say it's november 13. the end of the year approaches. why don't you just put off all the stuff to buy yourself some time? why not extend everything got to mark i would discourage you fr
of the american economy. there are a set of things we have to do in and for structure and education just to name two. that are very important to the growth potential of this country and not very expensive. if we sacrifice those objectives in the interest of getting more fiscal restraint more quickly, we will do a lot of damage. i would encourage people to look at -- we want to look at things that are good for growth now and growth over the long run. that is why you do things that mattered to...
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election actually occurs but as regards the american economy the obama administration spent a lot of money on stimulus indeed if you look at net spending in the united states it has. much stronger since the onset of the recession in two thousand and seven than in most european countries european countries have been living according to their belief in austerity so they have reduced government spending and they have raised taxes the united states was not able to raise taxes and did increase government spending now there's an argument about which is the best approach to restore growth i really believe what the american experience shows is that you shouldn't raise taxes during a recession you should increase government spending and the reason european countries have had greater trouble is they have done what i think shouldn't be done they followed a austerity policy before the recession was over i remember president obama got a great deal of criticism in the very beginning when he actually went for the stimulus package and sent for the injection of stimulus and to the american economy bu
election actually occurs but as regards the american economy the obama administration spent a lot of money on stimulus indeed if you look at net spending in the united states it has. much stronger since the onset of the recession in two thousand and seven than in most european countries european countries have been living according to their belief in austerity so they have reduced government spending and they have raised taxes the united states was not able to raise taxes and did increase...
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he actually went for the stimulus packages and for the injection of stimulus and to the american economy but then again and it worked out like you said it worked out better than it did in europe but then again can the measures that are taken to. fix the american economy be taken into europe can going to same measures fix europe as well or you do you do need to have different approaches because it is two different things still there are different things europe essentially has a double problem they have how do we get southern european and northern european economies to move in the same direction and for that i think the answer is don't pursue austerity pursue growth and then there's a second problem of once countries are all moving in the same direction can you fix the european financial system and create united structures so that this problem doesn't appear again as it may appear in the next economic difficulty if the current division among national financial systems isn't isn't fixed as the author of the over book on global population trends you have argued that the most important thing
he actually went for the stimulus packages and for the injection of stimulus and to the american economy but then again and it worked out like you said it worked out better than it did in europe but then again can the measures that are taken to. fix the american economy be taken into europe can going to same measures fix europe as well or you do you do need to have different approaches because it is two different things still there are different things europe essentially has a double problem...
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the strongest thing in the american economy right now is the automobile industry. and for him to really drive customers away by making these reckless statements is really wrong. he said in the debate, i wouldn't do anything to hurt gm or chrysler. baloney. he's doing it right now. he's telling lies about these -- misinformation and lies about these companies that could potentially drive customers away. costing american jobs and hurting american companies. to me it's outrageous. >> all right. bob king, president of the uaw. great to have you with us on "the ed show" tonight. thanks so much. >>> there's a lot more coming up in the next half hour of "the ed show." stay with us. >> the american economy in the next four years will produce 12 million jobs if we do not mess up what president obama has already done. >> the secretary of splainin' stuff is working overtime on the stump as george w. bush keeps an eye on mitt romney's money in the caymans. the tale of two surrogates next. >>> the guy who joked about rising tides gets heckled on the trail. >> what about climate
the strongest thing in the american economy right now is the automobile industry. and for him to really drive customers away by making these reckless statements is really wrong. he said in the debate, i wouldn't do anything to hurt gm or chrysler. baloney. he's doing it right now. he's telling lies about these -- misinformation and lies about these companies that could potentially drive customers away. costing american jobs and hurting american companies. to me it's outrageous. >> all...
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because the consequence of not reaching a compromise for the american economy, the world economy, next year, would really be disastrous. we would be talking about a very deep recession. if we went over the cliff and didn't quickly bounce back from it. >> laura, you think there is a two-part solution, right? what do you mean by that? >> well, what i mean by that is we have the fiscal cliff, and then we have the need to get a long run compromise plan on deficit reduction over the next decade. i think we have to be realistic that the possibility of getting this long-run plan over a six-week period, eight-week period with a lame duck congress, that's a pretty low probability event. so i think we have to think about this as can we find a way to negotiate a deal which gets us through the cliff. that deal says something about the framework and the content of the ten-year deficit reduction plan. so my view is get through the cliff first, got to get a temporary deal to that. otherwise all the risks that marty says are very, very serious. but that has to be linked with the -- the outline, the fr
because the consequence of not reaching a compromise for the american economy, the world economy, next year, would really be disastrous. we would be talking about a very deep recession. if we went over the cliff and didn't quickly bounce back from it. >> laura, you think there is a two-part solution, right? what do you mean by that? >> well, what i mean by that is we have the fiscal cliff, and then we have the need to get a long run compromise plan on deficit reduction over the next...
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if you look at the state of the american economy and you look at the 11 of the american -- level of american unemployment, president obama shouldn't be competitive in this race. he is competitive in part because the republican party's chose an weak candidate, isn't he? >> i don't think that's the case. i think an incumbent president is never weak. so i think a lot in this particular race, however, depends upon how the americans feel about their future, whether they really think that president obama has a plan to offer to get out of these economic troubles that we have been in. and so far i think none has been presented and that's why mitt romney i think has a very good chance of winning this race. because he's struck on the right subjects, he's talked about the need to get jobs, the need to get the economy going again. and i think he has a consistent theme. i think the president has lacked a consistent theme and that's why i think this race is competitive. >> ok, you walked -- worked in the obama administration and of course in the clinton administration. when the president was elected four
if you look at the state of the american economy and you look at the 11 of the american -- level of american unemployment, president obama shouldn't be competitive in this race. he is competitive in part because the republican party's chose an weak candidate, isn't he? >> i don't think that's the case. i think an incumbent president is never weak. so i think a lot in this particular race, however, depends upon how the americans feel about their future, whether they really think that...
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they contribute $100 billion to the american economy last year. last year alone from just those two data liberations. so, that is the way in which we are approaching from a strategy perspective, the ultimate impact to our customers. >> one super quick. one thing the city of san francisco or big cities or federal, right, the other smaller cities, smaller cities have smaller budgets. having a structure to support all this open data takes a lot of money. so, when these small cities are thinking about this, they should think about a way of somehow equalizing because they are putting into having these open data team, right? so, what does make sense? this is kind of an open question to get your point of view. >> do you want to take that, shannon? >> i think that there is actually quite ah few examples. we can probably talk to this more with smaller cities that are making open data efforts. but what i would say is that it's proven more than the value of the investment. the return that we've gotten just by opening up the data has actually given back more.
they contribute $100 billion to the american economy last year. last year alone from just those two data liberations. so, that is the way in which we are approaching from a strategy perspective, the ultimate impact to our customers. >> one super quick. one thing the city of san francisco or big cities or federal, right, the other smaller cities, smaller cities have smaller budgets. having a structure to support all this open data takes a lot of money. so, when these small cities are...
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short run the deficit will be worse and is not a good omen for the american economy republican senator phil gramm predicted this would cause the people to rise up and throw out the president if he were to pull off a strike tax hike saying i believe hundreds of thousands of people are going to lose their jobs and i believe the president will be one of those people the speaker allows said i believe that that in fact in will in fact kill the current recovery and put us back into recession adding this is a democrat machines recession any one of them will be helped personally accountable republican senator bob dole was adamant that people out there in the real world just don't understand our record setting tax increases and a taxpayer financed spending spree by congress will solve the deficit or put americans back to work and republican john k. sick of ohio said that this economic program is a job killer. kurtz tell me something i'm aware of sorry those quotes were all from republicans in one thousand nine hundred three when president bill clinton raised taxes on the rich by that exact same
short run the deficit will be worse and is not a good omen for the american economy republican senator phil gramm predicted this would cause the people to rise up and throw out the president if he were to pull off a strike tax hike saying i believe hundreds of thousands of people are going to lose their jobs and i believe the president will be one of those people the speaker allows said i believe that that in fact in will in fact kill the current recovery and put us back into recession adding...
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jobs are on the line. the american economy is on the line. and this is a moment for adult leadership. campaign style rallies and one-sided leaks in the press are nolts the way to get things done here in washington. majority leader and i just had a meeting with the treasury secretary. it was frank and it was direct. i was hopeful we'd see a specific plan for cutting spending. we sought to find out today what the president really is willing to do. i remain hopeful that productive conversations can be had in the days ahead. but the white house has to get serious. yesterday our leadership team met with erskine bowles and business leaders about averting the fiscal cliff and achieving the balanced approach the white house says it wants. and i've made clear that we put real concessions on the line by putting revenues on the table right up front. unfortunately, many democrats continue to rule out sensible spending cuts that must be part of any significant agreement that will reduce our deficit. and mr. bowles himself said there has been no serious di
jobs are on the line. the american economy is on the line. and this is a moment for adult leadership. campaign style rallies and one-sided leaks in the press are nolts the way to get things done here in washington. majority leader and i just had a meeting with the treasury secretary. it was frank and it was direct. i was hopeful we'd see a specific plan for cutting spending. we sought to find out today what the president really is willing to do. i remain hopeful that productive conversations...
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of america remember when the diabetics the american economy would crash when i was selling arms to reckless just pots the american economy would crash it's all about twinkies and guns in fact in some states we're is exactly the city of london across much of the south so mississippi tennessee texas in fact there's ten percent of the population have diabetes now the cost of this is astronomic and remember for most citizens and taxpayers cost are bad for the health industrial complex is great this is where their profits are diabetes cost top one hundred seventy four billion dollars in two thousand and seven the most recent numbers available with about one dollar of every ten spent on health care going toward the disease again this. magic number of ten percent is always spent on the over bloated diabetic sector whether it's the finance sector the military industrial sector there or the junk food sector but also the jumpsuit the high from the high fructose corn syrup is like quantitative easing so they injected in all those to cause diabetes and it's killing the populations it's high fructose co
of america remember when the diabetics the american economy would crash when i was selling arms to reckless just pots the american economy would crash it's all about twinkies and guns in fact in some states we're is exactly the city of london across much of the south so mississippi tennessee texas in fact there's ten percent of the population have diabetes now the cost of this is astronomic and remember for most citizens and taxpayers cost are bad for the health industrial complex is great this...
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the area of the american economy which has the highest unemployment rate is construction. it is still 12%. down from 16%. but if we could start rebuilding the roads, airports and things like that, it could make a huge dent in this huge problem we face of unemployment in america. >> and we'll stay on top of the discussion about infrafrstructu. you're probably concerned about the fiscal cliff. i'll help you get your money in the right place regardless of what happens in washington. >ç americans are always ready to work hard for a better future. since ameriprise financial was founded back in 1894, they've been committed to putting clients first. helping generations through tough times. good times. never taking a bailout. there when you need them. helping millions of americans over the centuries. the strength of a global financial leader. the heart of a one-to-one relationship. together for your future. ♪ >>> you smell that? that's the smell of fear in the stock market. it's a stench getting stronger and stronger since about november 7th in an otherwise strong year in the m
the area of the american economy which has the highest unemployment rate is construction. it is still 12%. down from 16%. but if we could start rebuilding the roads, airports and things like that, it could make a huge dent in this huge problem we face of unemployment in america. >> and we'll stay on top of the discussion about infrafrstructu. you're probably concerned about the fiscal cliff. i'll help you get your money in the right place regardless of what happens in washington. >ç...
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to make the economy, the american economy again. to find someone to lead. to lead us to a better future. the choice, now, the most important vote of our lives. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> well, we enter the home stretch of this presidential race, which remains extraordinarily tight, mitt romney is making his final push. traveling across 13 cities in seven states in three days. my co-anchor bill weir on the road with him and joins us from new hampshire this evening. good evening, bill. >> reporter: it's not over yet. believe it or not, mitt romney just walked off stage in manchester, supposed to be the poetic end to a campaign that started a year and a half ago but things are so tight, he added events in ohio and pennsylvania tomorrow, which is either brilliant or desperate depending on which strategist you talk to. om so much time on the clock and this morning the start of the finish line began in orlando. >> we pray that america, over these next few days, would exalt righteousness. >> reporter: the morning began with prayers.
to make the economy, the american economy again. to find someone to lead. to lead us to a better future. the choice, now, the most important vote of our lives. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> well, we enter the home stretch of this presidential race, which remains extraordinarily tight, mitt romney is making his final push. traveling across 13 cities in seven states in three days. my co-anchor bill weir on the road with him and joins us from new hampshire...
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[inaudible question] >> i will do everything i can to avoid putting the american economy, the american people, through the fiasco of going over the fiscal cliff. [inaudible question] >> as i told the president a couple weeks ago, there is a lot of things i have wanted in my life, but almost all of them had a price tag attached to them. if we are going to talk about the death limit in this, there will probably be some price tag associated with it. [inaudible question] >> it has to be accompanied by spending reductions that meet or exceed it. [inaudible question] connell: speaker john boehner on capitol hill. that was a little bit of a different tone from the speaker. he talked about the need for adult leadership and riiht away went after the democrats that he says are rolling out sensible cuts and spending. he told one reporter to stop. dagen: he knows he has to be careful. you see just what happened to the market as the negative comments started coming out of speaker boehner. take a look at that chart. this is the third time this week. it was down, it was up. harry reid did a similar v
[inaudible question] >> i will do everything i can to avoid putting the american economy, the american people, through the fiasco of going over the fiscal cliff. [inaudible question] >> as i told the president a couple weeks ago, there is a lot of things i have wanted in my life, but almost all of them had a price tag attached to them. if we are going to talk about the death limit in this, there will probably be some price tag associated with it. [inaudible question] >> it has...
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american economy. the incentives they are providing a to tell people to live somewhere else, invest some morales, and let this -- [talking over each other] gerri: to you. what are millionaires during in britain with these tax rates? >> they have been fleeing the country in a huge exodus since the former socialist government introduced a top ratee50 percent tax which forced about 10,000 out of a total of 16,000 millionaires out of britain. as a result, of course, the british government lost billions and billions of pounds a revenue if obama is going to increase the top rate tax year in the united states nearly 40 percent you're going to see a similar effect, capital flowing out of the country, declining revenues. so this is hardly the best solution to deal with the debt situation. in fact committee will be increasing america's debt as a result of this. gerri: and also possibly tipping isn't a recession. last word to you. what will be the republicans' response to this? >> you already heard the speaker sa
american economy. the incentives they are providing a to tell people to live somewhere else, invest some morales, and let this -- [talking over each other] gerri: to you. what are millionaires during in britain with these tax rates? >> they have been fleeing the country in a huge exodus since the former socialist government introduced a top ratee50 percent tax which forced about 10,000 out of a total of 16,000 millionaires out of britain. as a result, of course, the british government...
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american economy at the expense of the working man for the benefit of the wealthiest americans? >> the only senators i've heard, you know, threaten the american public in terms of taking the economy off the fiscal cliff is harry reid, president obama, he says he wants to compromise. he says there's only two options here, take the economy off the fiscal cliff or do it my way. that doesn't sound like something he's willing to negotiate in good faith. so, listen, republicans want to restore confidence and certainty to this economy. i don't think want to play brinkmanship, the way to do this is through pro-growth tax reform. i'll quote the numbers again. you'll get ten times the amount of revenue by growing the economy, $750 billion versus the measly $68 billion that the president's proposing by punishing success. i think that would work far better. >> and you're saying revenue because by taxing the wealthiest americans, it cuts off what has been referred to as job creators from actually getting americans to work so we have more americans working that are then paying into the tax sy
american economy at the expense of the working man for the benefit of the wealthiest americans? >> the only senators i've heard, you know, threaten the american public in terms of taking the economy off the fiscal cliff is harry reid, president obama, he says he wants to compromise. he says there's only two options here, take the economy off the fiscal cliff or do it my way. that doesn't sound like something he's willing to negotiate in good faith. so, listen, republicans want to restore...
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i think jamie is really bullish on the ability for the american economy to rebound. clearly this whole fiscal cliff thing scares everybody. if you have got the horses in place, and the american economy does move, i agree with him. it's going to move if we resolve this. there's $2 trillion in cash on the sidelines. there's a lot of activity waiting to happen. if you're staffed and ready to go and can maintain that, you're in a good position. >> yeah, but guys, let's not forget dodd frank is not going anywhere. the volcker rule is not going anywhere, particularly now that the president has been re-elected. should we be cautious on jpm and the banks because of the regulatory environment? is that why you don't own the stock right now, anton? i know you're a big bank investor. >> i'm a big bank investor. i think, quite frankly, i really wanted this whale issue to go away. i wanted to see what the regulators thought. i think the fact that they allow jpmorgan to do this buyback makes me feel more comfortable with it. so i'm inclined to be an owner of jpmorgan at this point
i think jamie is really bullish on the ability for the american economy to rebound. clearly this whole fiscal cliff thing scares everybody. if you have got the horses in place, and the american economy does move, i agree with him. it's going to move if we resolve this. there's $2 trillion in cash on the sidelines. there's a lot of activity waiting to happen. if you're staffed and ready to go and can maintain that, you're in a good position. >> yeah, but guys, let's not forget dodd frank...